PREDICTION OF DIABETES
PREDICTION OF DIABETES
MELLITUS TYPE II
MELLITUS TYPE II
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• Develops from chronic and progressive loss of insulin secretion on a
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• Hepatic glucose overproduction and diminished glucose uptake by
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• Reduced insulin and increased glucagon secretion
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1.Understanding the relationship between clinical progression(based on
circulating glucose levels) and biological progression (based largely on
changes in the relationship between insulin supply and demand) of the
disease
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.(Assesment of insulin resistance and beta cell function)
Possible approach: intravenous glucose tolerance test
2.Recognition of prediabetes and early diabetes phase (due to
asymptomatic preclinical phase of disease)
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intolerance begins to develop)
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•Elevated postprandial glucose concentrations in these individuals,
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•Independant risk factor for cardiovascular disease
•Increases earlier and faster than plasma glucose levels
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• 2-hour plasma glucose > (11.1 mmol/L) during an OGTT
• FPG, OGTT, oral glucose tolerance test; RPG
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•Current screening methods for type 2 diabetes and pre-
diabetes are inadequate
•Problems related to their inconvenience and inaccuracy